2025 Journalist Awards

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Seahorse Journalist Awards & Christmas Party 2025

2 December 2025 | Mr Fogg’s City Tavern, Broadgate Circle, London


Celebrating Industry Journalism

We’re delighted to announce the return of the Seahorse Journalist Awards and Christmas Party 2025, building on the fantastic success of last year’s event. This time, we’re at a brand-new venue – the wonderfully atmospheric Mr Fogg’s City Tavern in Broadgate Circle, London.

This annual celebration recognises the journalists who bring insight, scrutiny, and storytelling to the heart of the freight, logistics, and supply chain industries.

From air cargo to ESG, maritime to technology – these are the voices that shape the narrative of our sector.

Tickets – Free for journalists and £65 for non-journalists order here

Entries for the 2025 Seahorse Journalism Awards are now closed

Entries are now closed for the 2025 Seahorse Journalism Awards, celebrating the very best in supply chain, logistics, and transport media.

This year, we used the Zealous platform to manage the awards entry process. 

Award Categories & Entry Requirements

  • Air Cargo Journalist of the Year – 3 articles

  • ESG Journalist of the Year – 3 articles

  • Feature Journalist of the Year – 1 feature (max 4,000 words)

  • Journalist of the Year – 3 articles + 250-word supporting statement

  • Lifetime Achievement Award – Nominated award (not open for entry)

  • Maritime Journalist of the Year – 3 articles

  • Multimedia Journalist of the Year – Portfolio of 3 multimedia pieces

  • News Journalist of the Year – 3 articles

  • Overland Journalist of the Year – 3 articles

  • Personality of the Year – Nominated award (not open for entry)

  • Rising Star Award – 3 articles (for journalists with fewer than 5 years’ experience)

  • Supply Chain Journalist of the Year – 3 articles

  • Technology Journalist of the Year – 3 articles


What You Need to Know

  • You may enter multiple categories.

  • Each article submitted must include:

    1. Confirmation that it is original and free of plagiarism

    2. Whether it has been published and/or subbed

    3. A short note (max 50 words) explaining its USP

  • Entries can be submitted in Word (.docx) or PDF (.pdf). Multimedia in any format you wish.

  • Articles may be in any language (with English translation if required).

  • Editors/people may enter on behalf of journalists, but only with the journalist’s permission.

  • All award terms and conditions are clearly signposted on the portal.

Prizes & Recognition

  • Each category winner and runner-up will receive prize money plus a trophy or certificate.

  • Winning entries will be showcased on the Seahorse website after the awards.

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